An English Politician correctly predicted this in the 1950’s. His name was Enoch Powell and in his “Streets of blood” speech he foretold these very things. He was rewarded by being loudly proclaimed as a “Racialist” and relegated to obscurity.
1968.
Rivers of Blood.
A speech misquoted, misused and misunderstood by both the antiracist left and the racist extreme right ever since.
I agree with your summary of Enoch Powell's speech. If people can use their own good common sense and evaluate just what he said, we are the better for it. I would like to add something that not everyone seems to appreciate ,with regard to the ethic cleansing of Englishmen.
I know Acton fairly well, for my wife and I were married at St Mary's Church, Acton in 1961. We are still together in Canada. She is very liberal (bless her). She will not go back to her home town again.
What I do emphasize for our American friends is that the real culprits in this business have walked away scot free. For Acton as I knew it, was a happy go lucky working class and lower middle class town. People went to work and did all the things that people did. Life went on and even old Adolf and his Luftwaffe did not end it. Now it is all over.
The high mucky mucks that sought to destroy South Africa and Rhodesia used every means to do so. They also thrust multi-culture on England, and had the power to bring it about. My point is this. The high political gurus, flirting with exotic culture then live in an enclave. Their residences are so expensive that this eliminates much of the undesirable effects of mass immigration. Oh sure there is a new person from the other world in their area. He is likely a doctor, a high civil servant, an engineer etc. "Oh won't you come over for tea" etc. They then sneer at the exodus of the English working class. Those who find it impossible to live as they did.
America is the last bastion of good old commensense and decency. America that has said this to millions this. Yes we welcome you, but leave the bigoted practices that you fled from.
Excuse the ramble.